The Iconic Hunter Valley Wine Tasting

Australia, New South Wales

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Experience details

People

For 1 person

Season

All year

Starting time

7:20 AM

Duration

Full Day

Experience rating and reviews

Overall rating (5) 3.4

What's Included:

A/C Transportation
Wine tastings
Guided tour
Guide and entry to the wineries
Restaurant lunch with beer, wine or soft drink

Good to know:

Cancellations allowed within 48 hours notice
If the operator needs to cancel the tour due to weather conditions, not having the required number of participants, or other factors, a refund or alternative date will be offered

Location

Why we included this experience:

Tantalise those tastebuds on this prestigious tour around Australia’s famous Hunter Valley wine region, with stunning natural scenery to enjoy along the way.

Experience description

This fantastic wine-tasting experience begins in style, as you drive across the Sydney Harbour Bridge and into the entrancing Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, the point where the Hawkesbury River meets the sea. Dotted with creeks, mangroves and coves, you’ll be glued to the windows of your air-conditioned coach. First stop is the delightful Wollombi Valley, where you’ll enjoy a snack and a selection of tastings, as well as a guided tour of the winery to learn the history of production here.

After a delicious platter lunch you’ll continue visiting several wineries where you'll taste a variety of different wines, only available at the cellar door. You can also visit the nearby village to roam the boutique shops, and indulge in a spot of chocolate-tasting. This Tinggly tour is a feast for the senses, a perfect day out from Sydney and introduction to the historic winemaking culture of Hunter Valley.